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some of the orange lights here only last but a second, if you're like half a second late and they turn red and your car isn't all the way past the instersection they snap your shot
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Your Ride: 1996 Calypsorot 328i
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Originally Posted by witeshark
How often do you have to spray more on? Does it stay on after rain?
Dunno. That pic was taken about 3-4 months since I sprayed it. And I took that pic about 3 weeks ago.
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Originally Posted by B3M2W5i
I think the angle at which the photo is taken greatly affects the outcome.
Very true. A head on shot from the rear doesn't work. However if you take a shot from 15ft+ all you get is white static like in my pic. I haven't been able to do a 15+ angle pic from height tho. I think that would be more worthwhile as that's where traffic cams are normally.
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not only does the angle greatly affect it, but the proximity of the flash/lens.. traffic light cameras are much higher and further away than the above picture.
11-06-2007, 03:50 PM
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